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District 25 outlines financial health, bond-funded projects and five-year capital needs
Summary
Business and facilities leaders reviewed fiscal health: a $75M referendum funded full-day kindergarten and capital work, the district maintains a 40–60% fund-balance policy and AAA bond rating, projects about $4.3M in facilities work for summer 2026, and reported per-pupil spending and tax-base details.
At the Dec. 11 retreat, Business Superintendent Stacy Malik and Facilities Director Ryan Schultz gave a detailed account of District 25’s financial and capital position.
Malik reviewed long-term fiscal indicators: the board maintains a goal of 40–60% fund balance (the district has been at or above the 60% dotted line in recent reporting), the district holds a AAA bond rating, and it passed a $75,000,000…
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